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pyproject.toml (Python >=3.13, no runtime dependencies, speech and dev extras), Python .gitignore, layer skeleton with constants.py, Doxyfile, README with the .venv instructions, the Malay to Danish word list and review record RC-023. Task: MIL-001#1 Task: MIL-001#2 Task: MIL-001#3 Task: MIL-001#4 Task: MIL-001#5 Task: MIL-001#6
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# Data
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| File | Content | In git |
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| `ms-da.csv` | The word list: 1000 of the most frequent Malay words with a Danish translation | yes |
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| `words_to_learn.csv` | The words you have not marked as known; created by the program | no (`.gitignore`) |
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## Format
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- UTF-8 text, one card per line, cells separated by a semicolon (`;`).
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- The first line is a header with the two language codes: `ms;da` (Malay, Danish).
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- Blank lines are ignored.
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- `words_to_learn.csv` has the same format, so it can be used as a word list.
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## Origin
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The Malay words are a frequency list built from film and series subtitles (the *FrequencyWords* lists by the GitHub user `hermitdave`). The Danish column was filled with machine translation in a spreadsheet, as the course suggests. A word can therefore have a translation that does not fit its use; edit the file if you find one.
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## Start again
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Delete `words_to_learn.csv`. The next start uses `ms-da.csv`.
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